I have been a crocheter for years and some of your stitch of the week videos have taught me stitches I have never done. Your a very good teacher. Your voice is soothing and relaxed . I quite enjoy crocheting with you!!
After following several patterns for the waffle stitch, with different counts and different row ends/turns, yours makes the most sense and works the best! That half double and ch2 make all the difference!
What I do with your stitch of the week is..I keep a good amount of cotton yarn on hand and when you have a stitch that I like and feel it would make a good dishcloth or potholder, I do that instead of a swatch..this way it’s useful! Thankx Grandma for teaching me something new 🧶😎
Thank you Jesus for Creative Grandma! You are the best in the west. I tried to make the waffle stitch with a different sight and it didn't work out. Now that I've found you, I'm on the right track. My waffle stitch blanket looks great. The color is Blush Sparkle Metallic. I can't wait to finish it. 🤗🙏🏽💜 Thank you once again Creative Grandma for sharing and teaching your blessing ❤🙏🏽
Hi Gram-ma I love how you hold your crochet hook as well as how you are holding the yarn in your other hand. My mother taught me how to hold the yarn and hook the same way when I was 10 years old. Now that was many many years ago. My mother no longer crochets, but I have restarted. Once you are taught you never forget. Thank you for bringing back those memories. Love your work!!
Scrounging around this morning and found some yarn to match a WIP from about a year and a half ago. I reviewed the stitch by watching your video and am amazed at the difference it makes. I should frog it all and begin again but I'm not because I like the reminder of how far I've come since I first started two years ago. This will be my scarf anyway and not one I would gift to someone just because of its inconsistencies. You are a fabulous teacher and I so enjoy learning from your videos. Thank you for your willingness to use your time and talents to make us better Crafters. Big hugs and so many thanks to you, Glenda Winkleman!
I love how you explained this stitch I probably have made a good 10-15 blankets using this stitch and I am working on one now. I use it as well for scarves I crochet with my group for Our Vets making lap blankets and then for our babies that don't have much we make blankets and beanies for them. So thank you Glenda so much for your tutering I always tell the ladies in my group to go to your site for inspiration!!
Creative Gram-ma, thank you so much for the great patterns that you are teaching and showing us. You explain everything so clearly that it makes it easy for those who are beginners. I have been crocheting and knitting for 60 years. I like to do both but I prefer crocheting. I can tell you have lots of patience. Keep the designs and patterns coming. I love watching and learning them. one is never too old to learn something new. Thanks again.
Thank you for showing me how to crochet. Thank you so much for showing the more complicated patterns to us beginners, it is greatly appreciated. I recommend you to everyone. ♥️
You almost forget there are so many beautiful stitches out there weather you knit or crochet it's easy to do simple stitches but trying something new expands your mind to another dimension of creativeness another new old way of making your project stand out from the others and gives you the satisfaction I did this just changing a few stitches. I been doing crocheting longer than knitting it's been 61 one years and I love the electronics age now I can grow my library of knowledge by watching and even the younger generation come up with new ideas that are good to too for a new approach of of and old art form if my mom where alive I could have shown her all the stuff we never figure we could have learn to do. I was teaching her many years ago showing her how to work the up computer and showed her how big world of the art of needlework has come and how young people love it too like we did when we where kids. Mom always said I love you take time to show me about computers because you take time your father and brother go to fast. I told mommy that they forgot how they stumbled many times before learning and didn't put there themselves to remember to think like a novice learning and make the person feel comfortable. What's neat that young blood of both sexes are agreed creating new ways to keep crochet and knitting alive. My aunts father knew how to knit and showed me what he knew from the old country it's neat to see young men and old loving what we do and how relaxing it is. Men knew how to knit and crochet without needles they fixed there fishing nets that got holes in the from being dragged they had to it was how they fed there families and made money to keep a roof over head and feed the family. Oh so sorry I seem to get going and forget I not writing a novel. One last thing I encourage both woman and men leaving remarks on the forums that I have learned something new or help them get over that big hill they have climb to get over and show them to grow and compliment them I learned something new from them that keeps needle arts growing and more people learning.
I'm just learning the WAFFLE stitch... your's is the 3rd pattern I have found & I LOVE how you do hdc at beginning/end of each row... looks so much better!! Thanks! You are a great teacher!! I'll be checking out your other videos :)
It was much easier to follow your tutorial via the British since I'm in the United States. I loved your video and am looking forward to making a blanket in this pattern. I think I'm going to do it in the primary colors as you did your "rainbow" gauge. It will be for my darling little grandson. Thank you Creative Grandma
I love the look of this pattern. This is next on my project list to try out as I think it is so neat. Because of its texture, I am thinking this would be great for older kids in the hospital for blanket donations or elderly whose sight may not be what it once was. Texture can be its own gift sometimes.
SUPER....I have been searching for you. So HAPPY to find you. Your video is so easy to follow and your pattern so easy to download. You are VERY CREATIVE. I have downloaded the Waffle Pattern. And placed your site in my Favorites. Will be checking your site for any crochet I need. You are the BEST I have found on U Tube. THANKS
I sure did enjoy my crochet lesson on Waffle Stitch with you! I had only tried one other pattern and was somewhat discouraged, but today, with you, I am very excited about all that I learned! Thank You So Much!
This is the best tutorial for the waffle stitch!!! Thank you so much for sharing, "grandma!". I watched several other tutorials but this by far is the BEST! Plus, I will be sharing this tutorial on Facebook, when asked for a waffle stitch pattern!
It is so nice you enjoyed the video, I hope you try some of my other Stitch of the Week Patterns. Make sure you check out my new Crochet Group of Facebook called Creative Grandma great new group for all crocheters. Or send me a friend request on facebook if we are not friends already and I can join you up Glenda Winkleman
Glad were friends now, Thank You for joining the new Crochet group, hopefully we will continue to grow and bring you many fun projects and contests in the future. make sure you check out the new crochet giveaway that is listed on the crochet group site for the 3,000 subscriber giveaway for youtube it is a very nice prize package, click on the blue link above the larger picture and you will get all the details. Good Luck!! Contest ends friday the 24th
That was precisely the video I needed! I finished a placemat I made with cotton yarn and a smaller hook (2.5mm) and the edges were all awful whereas the center of the project was tight. I had the idea of changing the first and last stitches of the rows to make the edges tighter but I wasn't sure it would work. Thank you so much for your video! What I saw on most videos I watched was that on every one of them the pieces were all samples made with acrylic yarn and bigger hooks. Since that yarn has some give and the samples are so small, maybe the problem with the edges wouldn't show... Another problem I'm having is that the base chain and the first row end up wider than the rest of the project. I will unravel it and try to make the chain and the first row with a smaller hook than the rest of the project and see if it works :)
Love your tutorials, i have learnt to crochet through you. Cant read a pattern to save my life so with you going through it slowly has really helped me. Im a knitter and have hoarded so much yarn over the years i thought i would learn to crochet to use some of it up so thankyou... Jacqui
Thank you so much I always have loved the waffle stitch but never liked the way the ending looked and think that the hdc makes it look much cleaner stitching I will be looking forward to checking out many more of your videos and patterns
been oon others twos, and your is the best, your make it so clear, and I haven't been going into the beginning of the first stitch wrong. , now I know, thank you ..
You make it look easy I sure love the looks of this stitch it looks cushy and soft. I going to try your swatch like you made to get the feel of the stitch. I done the front and back stitch post stitch before I love the looks.
I love the stitch & your teaching, you are amazing at how you take your time and explain everything your doing. I go to a lot of crochet groups on facebook and I always recommend you for people who are new or want to know a good you tube video for learning to crochet! Thank you so much & I love your videos.
Best video I've seen so far regarding the waffle stitch. Thank you for this video! I'm new to crochet and wanted to learn a new stitch. Good job on the video!
Thank you so much . I have learned so much from you. Your instructions are so clear and easy to follow. I always enjoy my crochet from your videos. THANKS AGAIN GLENDA.
THANK YOU! I've been trying to learn this stitch for months😩😩 and your video made it sooo easy to learn 😊😊. My daughter's best friend is having a baby in a few weeks and this is the stitch I'll be using to make her blanket.👏👏😄😄 Thanks again 😊😊😚😚
Hi there! Love your stitch of the week series! As a semi-new crocheter it's fun to follow along. I did this stitch in green and it doesn't look as neat as yours. Is that a tension problem or just the color? I used a bright green yarn. Thanks
Less intimidating than I thought it would be. Your instructions were very easy to understanding and I can't wait to finish my two other WIP's and work this pattern. I really liked the camo yarn, I may try it on a second project.
Gerry, Thank You for watching my video, I am glad I made it easy to understand. I was not sure if I should do a sample in the camo yarn, but it is really hard to find patterns for men, so thought why not. Glad it gave you some ideas. Happy crocheting!!
I'm making waffle stitch blanket for my 1st great grandchild but not doing idc on ends differently try it next time because ends can get confusing. Thank you Glenda your great
This tutorial is from Mar 17, 2017. Do you get the comments from today on these old tutorials? I watched 3 other tutorials. They were all different but still tge Waffle stitch. The 4th one I watched was yours. Yours was the best. Thank you very much. I am now subcribed to you. Thank you for your throughness.
Hi Glenda first off can I say I am enjoying your tutorials. A quick question for you I have made a waffle stitch blanket but what kind of border would you advise ❤
You make this look so easy. Thank you for your teaching. I do have a question. If you were going to make this for a full size bed how many skeins of yarn would you need? Thank you
Hello. I just love all your videos. I need help! Lol. How do you figure out how much yarn you need for a project? I want to make a lap blanket in waffle stitch, but how do you figure out how many skeins you will need so you don't come up short? Sorry if this is a silly question but I'm fairly new to crochet. Thank you.
Glenda, can not begin to tell you how much I love your videos. You make samples to show, I guess you keep them. I would like to save my "samples" too. Wondered if you could help me figure out good wat to save my samples and directions. I hand write each pattern from your video. Really would appreciate any help/advice /input. Thanks a heap! I used to live in Lancaster County Pa. Have been in Tx 24 years. I flipped out when yo uh did the video fro Yarn Fair on Lancaster City Square. Kind of made me a little homesick Think I watched about 6 times. Silly me. So Thanks for all your do. Peg Stoktzfus.
Great video! Your techniques are so easy to follow. I made an afghan with this stitch, but my ends weren't as nice as yours. I'm going to make another with your pattern and see how it turns out. I think it'll be great :-)
really love your patterns, you give all the information I need to make something really great. please kept up the great work. can't wait to do some of these patterns. do you have any crochet ones for caps for the head. like to make them for cancer patiens to keep them warm. thank you so much.
I really love that waffle Stitch I hope I can do it I'm going to try and if not try try again LOL thanks creative grandma you really help me in learning different things I really enjoy your videos
Thanks Creative Grandma, After crocheting for approx. 50 years I feel inspired to crochet with a new found spirit. I love your towel toppers and dishcloths. Please accept my heart-felt appreciation and for a lack of better words you have put a pep in my step. sincerely
I am currently making a blanket with this stitch. What would you recommend for a border? I am fairly new, and can’t figure out what border would look the best. Thanks.
I love your videos! Could you please say what mm your hooks are along with the letter. I’m in the US but I just can’t get the letters. I can look it up. It’s just confusing.
I have been a crocheter for years and some of your stitch of the week videos have taught me stitches I have never done. Your a very good teacher. Your voice is soothing and relaxed . I quite enjoy crocheting with you!!
After following several patterns for the waffle stitch, with different counts and different row ends/turns, yours makes the most sense and works the best! That half double and ch2 make all the difference!
What I do with your stitch of the week is..I keep a good amount of cotton yarn on hand and when you have a stitch that I like and feel it would make a good dishcloth or potholder, I do that instead of a swatch..this way it’s useful! Thankx Grandma for teaching me something new 🧶😎
Thank you Jesus for Creative Grandma! You are the best in the west. I tried to make the waffle stitch with a different sight and it didn't work out. Now that I've found you, I'm on the right track. My waffle stitch blanket looks great. The color is Blush Sparkle Metallic. I can't wait to finish it. 🤗🙏🏽💜
Thank you once again Creative Grandma for sharing and teaching your blessing ❤🙏🏽
I'm glad I found this video. I couldn't figure out how to make my waffle stitch edges straighter and your pattern worked so well.
Hi Gram-ma I love how you hold your crochet hook as well as how you are holding the yarn in your other hand. My mother taught me how to hold the yarn and hook the same way when I was 10 years old. Now that was many many years ago. My mother no longer crochets, but I have restarted. Once you are taught you never forget. Thank you for bringing back those memories. Love your work!!
Scrounging around this morning and found some yarn to match a WIP from about a year and a half ago. I reviewed the stitch by watching your video and am amazed at the difference it makes. I should frog it all and begin again but I'm not because I like the reminder of how far I've come since I first started two years ago. This will be my scarf anyway and not one I would gift to someone just because of its inconsistencies. You are a fabulous teacher and I so enjoy learning from your videos. Thank you for your willingness to use your time and talents to make us better Crafters. Big hugs and so many thanks to you, Glenda Winkleman!
I love how you explained this stitch I probably have made a good 10-15 blankets using this stitch and I am working on one now. I use it as well for scarves I crochet with my group for Our Vets making lap blankets and then for our babies that don't have much we make blankets and beanies for them. So thank you Glenda so much for your tutering I always tell the ladies in my group to go to your site for inspiration!!
I felt a little uneasy about the waffle stitch self taught crocheter but after watching you made it very easy to learn great video
the chamoflage comes over really well. I just adore the rainbow of colours, thanks
I love the way you changed up the waffle stitch, it was so much easier to follow.
Creative Gram-ma, thank you so much for the great patterns that you are teaching and showing us. You explain everything so clearly that it makes it easy for those who are beginners. I have been crocheting and knitting for 60 years. I like to do both but I prefer crocheting. I can tell you have lots of patience. Keep the designs and patterns coming. I love watching and learning them. one is never too old to learn something new. Thanks again.
The first time I did this stitch is was terribly uneven. This is so much better. Thank you,
Love your tutorials - not too fast, not too slow - just perfect! Thanks Grandma!
Thank you for showing me how to crochet. Thank you so much for showing the more complicated patterns to us beginners, it is greatly appreciated. I recommend you to everyone. ♥️
You almost forget there are so many beautiful stitches out there weather you knit or crochet it's easy to do simple stitches but trying something new expands your mind to another dimension of creativeness another new old way of making your project stand out from the others and gives you the satisfaction I did this just changing a few stitches. I been doing crocheting longer than knitting it's been 61 one years and I love the electronics age now I can grow my library of knowledge by watching and even the younger generation come up with new ideas that are good to too for a new approach of of and old art form if my mom where alive I could have shown her all the stuff we never figure we could have learn to do. I was teaching her many years ago showing her how to work the up computer and showed her how big world of the art of needlework has come and how young people love it too like we did when we where kids. Mom always said I love you take time to show me about computers because you take time your father and brother go to fast. I told mommy that they forgot how they stumbled many times before learning and didn't put there themselves to remember to think like a novice learning and make the person feel comfortable. What's neat that young blood of both sexes are agreed creating new ways to keep crochet and knitting alive. My aunts father knew how to knit and showed me what he knew from the old country it's neat to see young men and old loving what we do and how relaxing it is. Men knew how to knit and crochet without needles they fixed there fishing nets that got holes in the from being dragged they had to it was how they fed there families and made money to keep a roof over head and feed the family. Oh so sorry I seem to get going and forget I not writing a novel. One last thing I encourage both woman and men leaving remarks on the forums that I have learned something new or help them get over that big hill they have climb to get over and show them to grow and compliment them I learned something new from them that keeps needle arts growing and more people learning.
Carol what you say is so true, and welcome to the electronics age it is so wonderful to meet so many crocheters and see so many wonderful ideas.
I'm just learning the WAFFLE stitch... your's is the 3rd pattern I have found & I LOVE how you do hdc at beginning/end of each row... looks so much better!! Thanks! You are a great teacher!! I'll be checking out your other videos :)
I'm making this for a new great grandson, love it
First waffle stitch tutorial that I could follow! I have one on the go, and am now starting a second for my son for his apartment! Love it🤗
It was much easier to follow your tutorial via the British since I'm in the United States. I loved your video and am looking forward to making a blanket in this pattern. I think I'm going to do it in the primary colors as you did your "rainbow" gauge. It will be for my darling little grandson. Thank you Creative Grandma
I made a blanket in this stitch for my grandson. Loved working on it and it was easy to do.
Hi Glenda...you make that waffle stitch look easy, All the colors are amazing. I appreciate you. Blessings
I have attempted the waffle stitch 3 times. I finally have the pattern down,thanks to you.
I just love your tutorials! You are easy to follow and give great instruction. Thank you!
I looked at several of the other channels with a tutorial on waffle stitch. IMO, yours is the easiest to follow. Thank you!
Chris McElhone I agree. I’ve watched two others before I found this one and I found it easier to follow.
I love the look of this pattern. This is next on my project list to try out as I think it is so neat. Because of its texture, I am thinking this would be great for older kids in the hospital for blanket donations or elderly whose sight may not be what it once was. Texture can be its own gift sometimes.
Got started making this waffle stitch using, Bern at Pop in Colorado Paisley Pop in Colorado. What a fun stitch. Thanks Glenda ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
SUPER....I have been searching for you. So HAPPY to find you. Your video is so easy to follow and your pattern so easy to download. You are VERY CREATIVE. I have downloaded the Waffle Pattern. And placed your site in my Favorites. Will be checking your site for any crochet I need. You are the BEST I have found on U Tube. THANKS
Thank you Glenda. Finally a waffle stitch pattern, with straight edges!!!!!!
I love this pattern, I can't wait to make this for my grandkids. Love your tutorials
I love the hdc at the end of the rows. Yours was the 4th video i watch trying to get a straight edge on this stitch. Thank you.
Thank you. This is a fun stitch. Your directions are perfect
I sure did enjoy my crochet lesson on Waffle Stitch with you! I had only tried one other pattern and was somewhat discouraged, but today, with you, I am very excited about all that I learned! Thank You So Much!
This is the best tutorial for the waffle stitch!!! Thank you so much for sharing, "grandma!". I watched several other tutorials but this by far is the BEST! Plus, I will be sharing this tutorial on Facebook, when asked for a waffle stitch pattern!
I knew you would have a better pattern! You’re the best!! Thanks for sharing!
I LOVE your tutorials! You are so clear in your instructions, it's like I am sitting next to you, watching you stitch! Thanks, again!
It is so nice you enjoyed the video, I hope you try some of my other Stitch of the Week Patterns. Make sure you check out my new Crochet Group of Facebook called Creative Grandma great new group for all crocheters. Or send me a friend request on facebook if we are not friends already and I can join you up Glenda Winkleman
Hey, it's me, again! I just sent a friend request and request to join the Creative Grandma FB page! Thanks, again!
Glad were friends now, Thank You for joining the new Crochet group, hopefully we will continue to grow and bring you many fun projects and contests in the future. make sure you check out the new crochet giveaway that is listed on the crochet group site for the 3,000 subscriber giveaway for youtube it is a very nice prize package, click on the blue link above the larger picture and you will get all the details. Good Luck!! Contest ends friday the 24th
That was precisely the video I needed! I finished a placemat I made with cotton yarn and a smaller hook (2.5mm) and the edges were all awful whereas the center of the project was tight. I had the idea of changing the first and last stitches of the rows to make the edges tighter but I wasn't sure it would work. Thank you so much for your video! What I saw on most videos I watched was that on every one of them the pieces were all samples made with acrylic yarn and bigger hooks. Since that yarn has some give and the samples are so small, maybe the problem with the edges wouldn't show... Another problem I'm having is that the base chain and the first row end up wider than the rest of the project. I will unravel it and try to make the chain and the first row with a smaller hook than the rest of the project and see if it works :)
Bia, I am so happy I was able to help you with my video. Are your projects coming out ok now??? Thanks for stopping by my channel. Happy crocheting.
Love your tutorials, i have learnt to crochet through you. Cant read a pattern to save my life so with you going through it slowly has really helped me. Im a knitter and have hoarded so much yarn over the years i thought i would learn to crochet to use some of it up so thankyou... Jacqui
you have done a very well done lesson , I,ve not done the waffle stitch before , great teacher
Thank You Jenny hope you enjoy crocheting this stitch pattern Happy crocheting!!
The camouflage yarn looks beautiful and I can see it beautiful great job
Thank you so much I always have loved the waffle stitch but never liked the way the ending looked and think that the hdc makes it look much cleaner stitching I will be looking forward to checking out many more of your videos and patterns
The waffle stitch is beautiful. Can't wait to try it. Thank you.
been oon others twos, and your is the best, your make it so clear, and I haven't been going into the beginning of the first stitch wrong. , now I know, thank you ..
Can’t wait to try the Wafgle Stutch! Thank you
You are the best of the best teacher.
The camouflage shows up pretty good
You make it look easy I sure love the looks of this stitch it looks cushy and soft. I going to try your swatch like you made to get the feel of the stitch. I done the front and back stitch post stitch before I love the looks.
Hello Carol, Thank You for viewing my crochet videos. Have trying the new stitches.
Very different, but clear instructions, thank you
I love the stitch & your teaching, you are amazing at how you take your time and explain everything your doing. I go to a lot of crochet groups on facebook and I always recommend you for people who are new or want to know a good you tube video for learning to crochet! Thank you so much & I love your videos.
Yours made the most sense to me as well
Very nice tutorial,well taught, you have a way of teaching that no matter what the stitch is I understand it! Thank-you so much!!!
Best video I've seen so far regarding the waffle stitch. Thank you for this video! I'm new to crochet and wanted to learn a new stitch. Good job on the video!
Thank you so much . I have learned so much from you. Your instructions are so clear and easy to follow. I always enjoy my crochet from your videos. THANKS AGAIN GLENDA.
You explain it so well:) thank you for this pattern. I kinda want to make a scarf 🧣 I hope it will come out good.
THANK YOU! I've been trying to learn this stitch for months😩😩 and your video made it sooo easy to learn 😊😊. My daughter's best friend is having a baby in a few weeks and this is the stitch I'll be using to make her blanket.👏👏😄😄 Thanks again 😊😊😚😚
Love this stitch. Easier than I thought
Thanks for the 1/2 dc tip pn the ends. It looks so much better than a dc.
Hi there! Love your stitch of the week series! As a semi-new crocheter it's fun to follow along. I did this stitch in green and it doesn't look as neat as yours. Is that a tension problem or just the color? I used a bright green yarn. Thanks
I love watching your how to videos, thank you.
Less intimidating than I thought it would be. Your instructions were very easy to understanding and I can't wait to finish my two other WIP's and work this pattern. I really liked the camo yarn, I may try it on a second project.
Gerry, Thank You for watching my video, I am glad I made it easy to understand. I was not sure if I should do a sample in the camo yarn, but it is really hard to find patterns for men, so thought why not. Glad it gave you some ideas. Happy crocheting!!
Hi Gerry Lotto Grandma is me Creative Gram-ma forgot to change between channels LOL
This is my favorite pattern. Thank you so much for your videos. They are just awesome for beginners like me.
love watching you work and this stitch I am going to do this for my grandson he is camo crazy. Thank you.
This is a beautiful pattern. Looking forward to making it.
Your pattern is easy to follow. Do you have a version where you change colors? Hope to hear from you.
This works good! Sides look great! Thank you
I'm making waffle stitch blanket for my 1st great grandchild but not doing idc on ends differently try it next time because ends can get confusing. Thank you Glenda your great
Love your videos. Think I finally got the waffle stitch, but think my ends might still be a little off. Thank you
Good tutorial. I like how you did the edges. Thank you
This tutorial is from Mar 17, 2017. Do you get the comments from today on these old tutorials? I watched 3 other tutorials. They were all different but still tge Waffle stitch. The 4th one I watched was yours. Yours was the best. Thank you very much. I am now subcribed to you. Thank you for your throughness.
Hi Glenda first off can I say I am enjoying your tutorials. A quick question for you I have made a waffle stitch blanket but what kind of border would you advise ❤
This is going to be my next afghan.
What kind of border would you put on the waffle stitch if you made a blanket? Thanks for an excellent tutorial! Love your videos!
Simple, easy to do, and looks great!
This is such a cool stitch!! What is the best craft to make with this? Looks big for a blanket...but I love doing this stitch
Thank you for this. I was searching for a waffle stitch tutorial and yours came up, so easy and simple to follow x
You make this look so easy. Thank you for your teaching. I do have a question. If you were going to make this for a full size bed how many skeins of yarn would you need? Thank you
Hello. I just love all your videos. I need help! Lol. How do you figure out how much yarn you need for a project? I want to make a lap blanket in waffle stitch, but how do you figure out how many skeins you will need so you don't come up short? Sorry if this is a silly question but I'm fairly new to crochet. Thank you.
Once again a pattern that is very easy to understand thank you so much how is your mother hope all is well.
Glenda, can not begin to tell you how much I love your videos. You make samples to show, I guess you keep them. I would like to save my "samples" too. Wondered if you could help me figure out good wat to save my samples and directions. I hand write each pattern from your video. Really would appreciate any help/advice /input. Thanks a heap! I used to live in Lancaster County Pa. Have been in Tx 24 years. I flipped out when yo uh did the video fro Yarn Fair on Lancaster City Square. Kind of made me a little homesick
Think I watched about 6 times. Silly me. So Thanks for all your do. Peg Stoktzfus.
Great video! Your techniques are so easy to follow. I made an afghan with this stitch, but my ends weren't as nice as yours. I'm going to make another with your pattern and see how it turns out. I think it'll be great :-)
Thank you very much Wanda! I was look for a stitch to make a remote caddy. This is working out perfect.
really love your patterns, you give all the information I need to make something really great. please kept up the great work. can't wait to do some of these patterns. do you have any crochet ones for caps for the head. like to make them for cancer patiens to keep them warm. thank you so much.
I really love that waffle Stitch I hope I can do it I'm going to try and if not try try again LOL thanks creative grandma you really help me in learning different things I really enjoy your videos
Awesome you make every thing easy even for a beginner
Thanks for sharing, going to make a table runner using 100% cotten.
hi, the waffle stitch looks really nice and warm, I will give it a go ,thank you for you help.
Hi Glenda, Definitely a cleaner edge! Thank you, Liz
You are such a great instructor!
Thanks Creative Grandma, After crocheting for approx. 50 years I feel inspired
to crochet with a new found spirit. I love your towel toppers and dishcloths. Please accept my heart-felt appreciation and for a lack of better words you have put a pep in my step. sincerely
Love your video. Special your edges. Perfect for my blanket. Thank you!
Thank you for another wonderful pattern, I’m making a dish cloth with this pattern it’s so perfect 👌
Beautiful work!!!
Thank you, it is not as difficult as I thought it may be. Gonna try it.
What worsted weight yarn did you use? How do you change yarn colors for the rainbow waffle stitch?
So pretty, love it. Thanks for sharing this beautiful stitch!
Just learn this stitch I love it. So much fun
Im goi g to try to use this for a scarf. It should be really warm. Thanks for the help.
your crochet class are very good can you pls do a table placement in diomond lace stitch
I am currently making a blanket with this stitch. What would you recommend for a border? I am fairly new, and can’t figure out what border would look the best. Thanks.
I love your videos! Could you please say what mm your hooks are along with the letter. I’m in the US but I just can’t get the letters. I can look it up. It’s just confusing.
I love this! It is begging me to make a cardigan or a sweater. Thank you so much Glenda 😀